Probate Litigation Attorney Explains Will and Trust Disputes, Contested Probate

Contested probate matters involve several complex laws. These matters include will and trust disputes. They may involve undue influence, or a defective will or trust could have disastrous effects for your family if you fail to address the issue. Probate litigation lawyer Charles Triay is certified by the California Board of Legal Specialization and has over 30 years of experience resolving probate disputes.

Differences Between Will and Trust Contests
Photo of Charles Triay Answer Questions about Videotaped Wills
Will a Videotaped Will Hold Up in Court?
What if a California Will Is Not Technically Valid?
What if a California Will Is Not Technically Valid?
Can Adopted Children Inherit the Estate of Their Biological Parents?
Can Adopted Children Inherit the Estate of Their Biological Parents?
Does California Legally Recognize Videotaped Wills?
Does California Legally Recognize Videotaped Wills?
Do I Have Rights If I Was Not Included in My Spouse's Will?
Do I Have Rights If I Was Not Included in My Spouse’s Will?
Can a Trust Be Changed After Death?
Can a Trust Be Changed After Death?
What Are the Different Types of Wills?
What Are the Different Types of Wills?
Undue Influence in Contested Will Cases
Undue Influence in Contested Will Cases
How Do You Prove Mental Capacity to Sign a Will?
How Do You Prove Mental Capacity to Sign a Will?